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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-04
SWITEE -

BERNE. Nov. "a reward Of tifty francs
has been offered for the discovery of
the aSsaiiants Of NJ. Saluse. chic. Of the
labor party, who was stabbed. i is aiie--
ed by anarchists. SaiUee since died OF his
wounds
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-04
MICHIY MANGreN.

NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-John j. Coughlin,
Il years old, an inmate OF Wards Island
irs me asylum since 1874. died there yes
terday, the attendants say from injuries
received from fall from a ten foot high
extension. while attempting to escape. lis
ture Of the,left wrist. fracture Of several
ribs, fracture Of the left thigh. fracture Of
tie left ankle and confusion. tits thought
singular that such numerous ana severe
injuries should result from such slight
fail, and al Investigation VIII be held.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-04
Oysters and celery at Pec1han's place.


Your orders at the Wichita Stove Repair
Shops 1l2 aud ilt East Sim street. 5i5 AID
Coz North Mann street. i. MUNRO, Prop.
dt4l-eoC-3J
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CO0D FOR MAMMALIAN

NASHATTAN. Kan, Nov. 3-Track layers
ensthe Rock Island u Denver short line
finished tie track 10 Manhattan today.
This makes Manhattan's third line 70 To-
reka and Kansas City.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-04

Allen * Co. general commission u'er~
chants az - +. second street. handle FL
kind of farm produce ana wild game G.te
us q cSu Respectfully, AL-LN = CO.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-04
FNCI AND

LONDON, Nov. 3.-An explosion of Ere
damp occurred this morning in the lead
mine at Marlock, county OF Der0y. Tweu-
ty-tive men We're in the pit at the time
Five dead bodies already have been re
covered
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-04

Robt SpUrgin * CO., Eagle building,
the one price real estate agents, positively
sell all tbs property 81 the prices actually
named 10y owners, being content with the
regular, iawtul commission Their Gus
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-04

We are headquarters for comb honey.
Peckhdn's Place 1f5-at
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-04

Robt. SQurein s, Co, Eagle building. Of,
fer their customers no property whose titie
is not clear a- O bell" They arc building
their reputation as safe rs1l estate agents.
1856
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-21

The irrepressiDie conflict between 'rsisseror and
"Kickero" has broken out afresh- II is desirable
that the pronunciation Of Latin be as nearly uni
form a. possible among scholars In all parts OF the
world The tendency Is towards the so-called Ro-
man method II bis fellow Romans called Cicero
klckero, we might as well humor them and him
In the matter, especially as we willingly hazard
tongue dislocation by attempting 10 follow the
foreign pronunciation OF modern European. proper
uarnea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-21
Cor. 11th and F sfS. NV.

BIC BARGAINS In Coxronrs
Larger stock than ever before Larger vari-
ETY. than ever before Larger moneys worth
than ever before
100 0ood-quaiity Print-covsred Comforts,
clean cotton Aling, well sewed, size 70 by so
in. only q each
100 Bsst-quality Print-covered Comforts.
filed with white carded batting, apd fancy
quilted, only ell SO each.
100 Bed Comforts, one side covered with OIL
boiled Turkey red, the other with fine figured
Chintx. best cotton hlling, thoroughly sewed,
only sl.75 each.
FOR TWO DOLLARS WE OFFER
Tufted Chintz-covered Comforta
One-side Cretonne Comforta
Tufted Cheese-cloth Comforts.
100 Silssis-covered Comforts. in Pink. Light
Blue. and Cardinal. best cotton filling. light in
weight, but thanksgiving, only e. each.
Elegant line of Plain and Figured Satteeu
Comforts, in . large variety of figured color
combinations, In Q wide range of qualities,
e225. 81. SO. s275. e. %. 90, and o..
Superb line of Eider-Down Comforts, COW
cred with Satteen and Silk in exquisitely de-
signed patterns. Prices, %. %. s12. S13.
slA75, 1880: S21. S25 aud s27. so each.
Fourth foorD
WOODWARD 4 LoTHROP,
Cor. 18th and + SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-21

Ine Commissioners suggestions TO the Senate
committee In reference to street railways In
washington are sensible and up TO the times
They recommend strongly the adoption OF the
sroo'ed rai- and a more effective motive power
than the horse, either the cable system or elec.
tricity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-21

A map prepared for The STAR and printed else
where In this paper, shows the different routes
and stations recommended by the Commissioners
and the citizens subcommittee on railroads re-
spectfvely, and also Indicates which parts OF the
proposed routes are In the tunnel which depressed
In an open cut and which on the surface at or
about grade. 1t Will be OF great convenience In
comparing the respective plans Serious existing
evils are corrected by each OF the routes proposed
and there are some objections toeach. But WASH
tngton viii be glad II Congress accepts any one OF
them or any combination OF them, which will re-
suit In driving the railroads from the mall In free
Ing northeast and south Washington from the
most serious evils which Cypress them. and In
giving TO the public a creditable and reasonably
convenient union passenger station.
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sEATON PERRY.
(1ucoesor 70 PKnRY Z HnoYUrnN
SHId dp ESsk BLACK Il NAVY AND SEAL RIBBED
m.nufseture al Ezss. ranging from ESQ 70 81 Per
BoYs PRENoH BLACK RIBBED COTTON Hosr.
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THAxxsorvrso Gpovr BAnoA1sa
THANKSGIVING SALE o. LINENS

THANksc1v1Sa SALE Or LINENS
Sale of handsome Dsmask Linen Table Sets
Each season at this time preceding Thanks
giving Day. we place on sale entirely new lines
of Fine Damask Sets. in the very latest designs
and color combinations. The new stock ie ready,
and we take pride In being able TO show such ell
egant goods at such reasonable prices. We can
only enumerate . few Of the more consp1cuous
bargains and request that you Eive the stock an
early personal examination.
CREAM FR1NGED SETS.
@ psn white .ns
borders, plain fringe.
yard: wiss st gsrd s.R isss = ss5o.
S YARD: vide wids yards I lo1n Us 81 :. IN
BLEACHED KNoTTEp FRIseED SETS. NAPKINS
TO MATCH,
y:::ss: : :'s: & ss S:;s: s IT,; .so
s; 5:!s Hi II: & S::s: is:s S.sssa
S:Is: s ia: ! ysEs i1S hong a. i.oS0
ELEGANT PLAIN WHITE DAMAsK SETS.
Bleached German Linen Dsmask Table Sets,
en sssS % SSs SsptGs t. match
sy:s$$: vide xis: 3 81 s1:s 'snt ESQ
s::r$:: va: s. ssa: o hong $50
28 yards wide By SK yards long, eI2
~ yards wide by yards lOng. &13.yO TO ego.
2H yards wide BY 81 yards long. els to S25.
SPECIAL Extra Fine Bleached German
Linen Satin Demask Sets.
Size ~ by IN ards. with i dozen size 4
Napkins to match: exquisite designs; only $50
per set
Size isrrer. 2h by yards. s4O.
FANCY COLoRED DAMAsK SETS.
Fine Damask Linen Table Sets. old gold fancy
stTipes with ! dozen 4-s Napkins to match.
oB.ssshed French Linen D.m..k Frinssd
Cloths and Napkins have combination BORDERS,
such a. pink and salmon, old gold and bronze,
cardinal and navy blue: very handsome.
2 yards long by 2b yards wide so.
yards long by 8 yards wide, $3.50.
g yards long BY IN yards wide, knotted
2 yards long by 3 yards wide. knotted fringe.
Colored Damast Table Sets. with Napkins to
match, In drab. orange, bronze and old-rold; all
Hses; prices $3.50, $3.50. 81. 90 - and
Tray Cloths in Fine Damask.
Size "a by "a inches. only SOC. each.
Size 20 by "a inches, only Use each.
Size 20 by ~ inches, only 81 each.
Full line OF Damask Fipger-B Bowl Doyliea. in
square, round and oval shapes, plain white and
fancy bordered, 40c. to ~. SO per dozen
We believe you will enjoy inspecting this
WOODWARD & LorHRoP.
Cor. 18th and stS. nv.
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CALIFORNIA BIaxkxrs REDUCED.

OALIFORNIA DLANk6T0 10EDUCED.
The passage Of the Interstate Commerce bill.
it 10 said made it necessary for the manufac-
tureN Of the Golden Gate Blanket Mills, Of San
Francisco. to increase their prices from to 10
Der cent In order to meet the advanced rates of
transportation to the East This fact has made
ttpossible for manufacturers farther East to
successfully compete with them, and we have,
under advantageous circumsta stances, secured the
celebrated Minnesota BLANKETS, which We pro-
nounce the best We have ever handled for the
several pxices A We canuos now expect to get
full price for ''Csliforn.s" Blankets, We have
concluded to make special sale Of them 1t the
following greatly reduced prices:
Grade that was olO. nov % So
Grade that was s12.5O. now clio.
Grade that was SIS. nov sl3.5O.
Grade that wss els, now SIS,
Al the reduced prices We consider these lit
lie better value than the Minnesota Blankets:
but remember We merely make thess prices TO-
get rid Of the California Blankets. while
shall keep stock Of the others 1t all timeA
In this connection We desire to say We have
Pseudsnymous California Blankets (stamped
"Cslifornia" and made IN Massachusetts)
low - $3.50 and "a. 30 per pair These Blan-
kets are good value ct the price, and will not be
marked down. We mention this in order that
you win not think IL strange that thsy have not
been reduced Although they are marked Cali
fornia" end generally sold for California Rlan-
ksss, they are made in New England
HIANKETS AT % PER PAIR
ia Atwood white...e
ia Gray ..........S6
ia scarlet........e6
ia Plaid.
ia Scarlet Plaid. 90
BLANKETS AT % PER PAIR
lO-4 and ia All Wool. White.
l0-4 and ia IS Scarlst.........e5
ia 0ray..........-e5
ia and 1874 Cotton and Wool, White rs
Observation-Disclosures BLANKRTa
Large variety Of White BlanketA in l0-4.
ia. ia and lS-4 sises the beat the prices
ooc. se.so $3.50 saoo $3.50
sL25 s275 s4.O0 s5.37 ears
$50 e3O0 s425 eats 800
e20O GAGS s4.5o s6.o0 s7.5o
UPWARDS TO els PER PAIR
so Else liza Gray Wool RlanketA only o325
pr pair.
SO si.s ia white sosssA Wool paaahssA
lssss ia White All-weo, Blankets. weight
oNlha, sxtss va1uA ed . pound hssvi9 thaa
usaAllg 80 II this psi0s-
ONLY - PEE PAIR
60 ia white Atwood BaankeA vsiGht
1HI MINNESOTA BI.ANKKra
Dslieyin6 thst tAsss D1anhs>s are the bast
hsavissA snd nsst dssisshas pessfhas 10 sseuss
Sse ~ several ssisss. thsg ufn csas>ftuts orr
sopesialty" in Fins wool Blaaksta and ~ taks
psads p ha.g 81. v paaes s:soss cur essse.-
~ suca ss1anenae oeods q sush reaseeahas
~ szesllent wasath N6ssas.
olA olAae. elA ele ~ e1e ~ RsiE.
OnnssA aer, afbw NJ,
WOODWARD ; Lo1uRoP.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-21

The b. and p road will naturally make every
EFFORT TO retain its present control OF 9Th and
the mall, and release from It's clutches as little as
possible Of the streets and reservations Illegally
occupied South Washington Is already threat
ened with revival OF the scheme TO fasten upon
It imnOvsbly the present evils OF the B. and p
occupation by clearing the B. and o. from North
east Washington and sending It over ada cent
20 ths B. and p. tracks TO the present station on
9Th street. should this be accomplished the cry
for relief and a change would cease In Northeast
wasnin gtJn, the B. and o. having its southern
connections would no longer be restless and ready
10 make concessions, and South washington, the
special sufferer among the sections would
Dc LEFT 70 tight single-handed against the
combined railroads for redress OF the pres
ent grievances With the tracks depressed
below the surface for seven or eight
squares, and union station, Withdrawn from the
mall 10 the intersection OF Maryland and virginia
avenues, great gain would De made. though not
all that has been hoped for. This location for the
union depot Is said TO be favored by Senator In
gals. and has oeen recommended by the Commits
sionerA IL Is In the nature Of a compromise
between the present site ON 9Th street and the
location proposed by the citizens subcommittee
to which the objection Of pubic Inconvenience Is
forcibly urged Unless there Is something iInprac-
ticable In the suggested plan OF partial relief TO
south Washington, IL may be well for that
section TO consider whether, on the principle
that half a loaf Is better than no bread
IL win not DO wise TO assent 10 proposition which
has enough elements OF support TO give it q pros
Pect OF success. Hot dispute over The matter be-
fore Congress viii inevitably result In leaving
things as they are. IL might be suggested, also,
10 the citizens committee that in accordance with
its assumed representative character strong pre-
sanitation or the evils under which the city suffers
and demand for relief on certain general prfnei-
pies, may be more forcible and effective than TO
commit Itself 70 thick-and-thin adherence to a
particular form OF relief shutting IL out from rem
derfng assistance 10 any more practicable or more
success promising plan which may be developed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-21
Mrvs OvEsooAr RACKET.

A RECENT PURCHASE OF cKArAfN LINES OF
MEMS MEDIUM AND nkAvY-wEronT OVER
COATS ENABLES Us TO QUOTE EXTRA Low
PRICES ON VERY DESIRABLE GOODS.
FIRr WE MENTION MEDfUM-wEfaHT DARK
MIXED CHEvIOTs AND CAssIMERs, SILK
FACED AND WITH SILK SLEEVE LINING: VERY
STYLISH GARMENTS; els.
HANDSOME BLUE "CHINCHn.LAn BEAVERS,
WHICH WE WARRANT NOT TO FADE, SIS
THESE ARE CUT IN SAME STYLE AND WITH
JUST Az MUCH CARE As OUR $50 COATS.
FINE BLUE. BLACK. AND OXFORD ''cHTN.
cH1LLA" AT $50. s23, AND s25. ALL SIZES UP
70 - INCHES BREAST MEASURE
IN THESE GOODS WE HAVE TAKEN SPECIAL.
PAINS TO GET VARIETY OF LENGTHS. PAR
PECULIARLY FOR VERY STOUT MEN. WHO WANT
COATS LOW IN THE COLLAR SQUARE IN THE
SHOULDERS, AND SHORT IN THE SLEEVES.
NO ONE IN WASHINGTON CARRIES 90 GREAT
VARIETY OF LENGTHS Az WE Do-LoNa.
MEDIUM. SHORT. AND EXTRA SHORT.
IN FINE sATIN-LINHD COATS OF IMPORTED
BEAVERS OUR STOCK SHOWS THE MOTT DE-
s1RABLE THINGS IN THE MARKET.
IN NOVELTIES" SUCH AS "cApr ovxR.
COATS" OF EVER so MANY DIFFERENT STYLES,
OCEAN COATS AND STORM COATS MADE IN
LONDON, CLUSTERS" INVERNESS" DEER.
sTALKERs," &c.. &c. MADE IN BELFAST FROM
ROYAL ..HoMEspUN' AND IRISH FREEZE, NO
ONE IN WASHINGTON APPROACHES US.
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FAxcx TAs1z Burrzn
Istahaishsd In 1850.
GEO. n. OYSTER co.

GStahlished In 1850.
GEO. n. OYSTER / co.
Our Specialize in Fancy Print DutasR,
THE ~DARlNoTON"
THE ~SHARPLEss,s ~Cow" brand.
THE -sHARPLEaa." Wheat 6hssf
TIE ~FoUR-LRAF CLOvER" patented,
THE ~THRHK-LxAy' oLOv1R
5 and h. boxfs Of Fancy Table CysamsEy Dattsu
Packed spacially tor fsmily uaA
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wAMe v1reneiva dna,y lazss shu@aba
xIAlM NEW yonx, AND RxNHA- GRAMMAR.
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WANTED--BOARD.

M ANTEp-RooM AND BoARD-A GENTLEMAN
w wishes board private family. widow preferred
Address q. q. @. Star Office IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-21

1.-TWO PIEClS KXTRA FINE QUILTED SATIN,
oolors, light blue and cream. $50. ward: worth q.
BLUMN,
n102ts 7A5 and TAI 18th st. ae.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-21

COLUMBIAN ORATOR"
q 1Ss &c ss Si
a,ss ;'ss he and sss 5 s6Sys the
os q onSiy upon TIE r.DS ys. futile e.
The house over which Adler (Eagls) keeps watch and
Fifteen Dollar oyercoass
ovsrooss worth M1tesn- and a-Hah Dollars
ovsrcoa.s s ssSI Ks ssse: Dollar.
cverco.t a. x sl5SS T s.sn; po,,.,.
''''0' ). s si4as 5 s:sh. D0nAr'
overcosts worth Txsnty;!wo-. nd-s-Ha Dollars
ovsreosts worth Twenty; ave Dollars
ov.roo.: :: : ssSi g Ts siss Dollar.
o''''0a'' Il S Ssa1 TDH s.SS ave D0'l."
o-ssoos'' 81 fs s. s. g: .:sSaHalf Dollars
ovsroost. worth Twelve Dollar,
o''''': I : SsssR Il. 81: i:s Dollar.
For Absolute Proof Of the Above call ct
VICTOR 3. ADLER's
Ten Per osat Clothing HOUSE
OFT and 929 It'll at nv. corner Massachusetts, ave-
Strictly One Prics
Open Saturday anti IL pm
~ The trcksters Of the trade no doubt consider Il
mastery stroke Of strategy TO .scoop in" through
the to Sa sa Tss sna s
those enterprsns msrpots to seef cree-cr nsids for
future operations. mel
THEy NgsI GO, EXTRA Size. SLIGHTLY
German Pink Wool Blanksts >1.9s per pail; 49,,
nle-2ss 7As and TAI StS a "a
Wm7.a Oprx1sa
ARA II. J. HUNT
Has received cess Of
FRENCH boNNRTs AID HATS.
which ahs invites the ladss az WaahinGton 10 tnspeet
ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
November x2d and 23d.
n21 1880 , q nv.
GR1AT CUT IN TEE PRI0n on DooKa
THy POPULAR pol1zR IL NOS. q % es.sa
Sickzsx L Vois. Ala s'e 6sSw .s.s /. p.opo..
,sTyENnE BooKs At AAIy rHxIR FORMER
TIE oHsAPxsr hooks m TIE c1rY. At
~ lAlLAxryxn SONS
n19 - ~ sAnx
-:'1s |lsl ae2g
MIG sss 49,! Va sss1 +.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-21

Cur R b.Hsase:Az sE.rr,no.. STORE.
IN Ss ell ;:ss
Rssss aS4Rs Fac sESd1 CASH
se S2I. sG aS in beautiful
saS BURLINGTON
4 fla sf s0s Stripes and p.d. Soc
"I GibR 2Sf; Gu. from sss ss 500,
BRAID SETS II ss 9 match any
shade Of DRESS GOODS
THE hs sS1 f II Sto 81 b sH AfEasE
SSss 81 SFtST ,a., now .ssa
OUR 81 s'SAsSssszsSFF s' ss" "a; :Ess:
!: & & +: =
+ 5ssssg s .s.ss
j#SI sSsEE
SSSSsS$S }fsssS:
Full line Of BLACK Fur. in cheap. medium. and Ane
BLACK ngEzs I az ssS g. :sss Geo. 10
ikafSSASSSS SsT SEAL: ySSSsss:
BEAUTIFUL LINE OF BOA6.
BLUE HARE BOAB, e6.SD
B Bk4eR fh RSaa E t;as poAs, .a4a
cRs "a Hh isy Hi
STAIR, About ~ pair q ,hss Great lx-1 All Pufs
r 81 ts $siE
SCARLET, GREY. and Blue
ct &c, are q popular - ever
-f0sfER SHOOK KID GLOVES. in BLACKS and
TANs. TIC.
BEHREND's BALTIMORE STORE,
n5-Sm Dos 7th st. NV.
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WANTED--ROOMS.

NANTED by TWO YOUNG MEN LARGE
w furnished front room with two tSds rooms
suite ten minutes from Treasury permanent rics
about els. Address Box 1s, star otfica. -2t'
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG NAN
w IN one Of the scientific departments Of tine
ment nicely furnished room. vi bout board private
family preferred; terms not 10 exceed IS
Address HOME. Star office. n2l-2ts
WANTED-RooMs-THE DEMAND FOR ROOMS
w is increasing and 30 BE- IN time the rush lose
no time m registering with the COLUMBIA BUsI-
NESS AGENCY. 402 18th II. NV. lr
WANTED-THREE ROOMS AND BOARD q Red.
w small sitting room for gentlemen. wifi. nurse.
and children IN strictly private family. Terms not
20 exceed $50 yer mo. Address APPLICANT. star Of
nee nla-gt.
WANTED PERSONS HAVING ROOMS FOR
w rent should have their address and kind Of
put our list We receive constant calls parties
wanting rooms ROOM RENTING AGENCY. 6l3
9th st. NV. nlp-3t.
WANTED-Two COMMUNICATIVE ROOMS. OR
w large front room (hese ID. with board. for
tleman and wife, near Treasury DE partment. state
lowest terms. Address A. ID Star ofi'e- nl9-2ts
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WISH
w one or two Rooms. with RoarI. thestedl.
Treasury Department private family preferred
not to exceed $50 per month. Address C., star Of
Zee. nls-2t.
WANTED ROOMs-CAIL AToN,'h AND REGIS
w ter your rooms. just in time for rush. Resumed
tbs feature OF our business ID. q. PROCTOR son,
1926 ST NV, second floor. niS-lm
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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Butisrs saSI 4 w SooSBs s:e 81 nv. Ssiss:
WaNrED-By A eENTEEL cQLoREp BOY,
,,so ,,nss ,s has reasrenccs address Joan "
WANTED ~ A REsPFCraBIE coLoRFD
,iao lS 9, = situation: GOOD reference Addrs.s
WANTED by A SETTLED DECENT WHITE
,.nlnly ks's fsno's iar@isSsd srPIs So isih
WhNfEp BY Two RrsPEcTAIiIE Girls
csl fr sro asss :, y9 cham er~ork or Sura<
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are.. t M&frsEss K s@no'-'d CA. g a.
NNANrED-BY A REsPECTAsIR WHITE ,IRI-
can furnish good referrnoe. Aadr--. boz 81 ss.r
WANTED-BY A r1RsT-CIAss iArSDRFss .
w Place % out by the month IN priva,s iiseS -
s ENC. sork for gentleman by widow CONAN 1915
WANTEp-PosiTioNs FoR WoyFS 90 A.
%s S,6r. 5, ,rs ws,re.s s,,s | .uaa
and house boys; city references at DICKS AGENCY,
w ored men and ~omen-i0o cookrI 100 maids. "a
purses. so hou-emen. 80 walters eompanlan' house.
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WANTED-Bl YoyNG LADY. coMPETFSr
the above branches position dHily OF rgsil.ut
eoverness IN private family; hlshest differences Al
dress NJ. r. c. star Once. nls-3t.
WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN POSITION AZ
w salesman assistant bookkeeper. hA- had crpsr.
epce and good rsfcrenc- IRON euito,er
Address RCPLEY. Belvedere Hotel niha
NVANTED-AN EXPERT sTFNoaRApHFR Avn
w writer, who. although young Is not without
able. and terms reasonable. Apply 4. B.. n. b.
office. nla-3ts
WANTFD-A YOUNG LADY or UNDOUBTED
w character and reference desires q p,sItion %
nursery governess. Address MISS \. star oftre.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG FRENCH GIRL
w situation 10 take of children, silly for
bsbg. Best OF reference. Address y. N. d. Star O-
bee. nle-3t'
WANTED-BY PHYSICIANS COOK. LAUNDRY,
sOOd refereRe Gail i5s2 Lst nis-st'
WANTED-BY THOROUGHLY ENPERIENCED
w woman cook situation IN private family. no
shing best OF references Address Boa u l. Star
ofice. nls-3t'
WANTED-A YOUNG ENGLISH LADY SEEKS A
writes good hand. reads cloud we'll and Adj
dress Miss ID i. PHILLIPS. l9l9 18th II. nls-3ts
WANTED-A SITUATION BY AN IxPERIENCED
w ooachman Good references furnished Apply 20
soOIhff PARKER 2l32 18th st NJ. nls-Sr
WANTED-BY YOUNG GERMAN LADY wHO
all hne needle work. wishes situation. rood refer
ences- Please address 6l2 st nv. nls-3t'
WANrED-KNowN THAT REI.P oF ALL KINDS
w CAN be had at South Washington Labor BUREAU
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THE OTHER PURCHASE
1t il Just cheap. but in entirely different line.
BLACK
SPANISH FICHU6
aCARFa

We showing the largest stock and assortment
of these goods which have placed on coun
ters and the prices such which could have
offered If 1t not for the aforesaid timely pur
chase. Every Scarf Fichu we mention guarantee
to be ALL SILK EXTRA LARGE SIZE. AND A
GOOD BLACK. The following are few:
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED HOUSE WITH ALL MODERN IN
w provements, near Capitol: price not TO exceed
"a. 300 WALKER WALTER.
n19-3t 6l3 St n.
XNANTED-TO PURCHASE BRICK HOUSE
w containing 3 to 10 Rooms: all modern improve
ments: must be between 18th and Gath. III aud o SITS
NV: price from $4,000 20 $4,000. Address J. b.
Star Office. n1S-3ts
XNANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE BY MOST
w careful tenant for one or two months from Jsnu-
xry lst the northwestern section of the city
rent not 10 exceed el25 per month: opportunity
for family leaving the city for that time.
n16-6t HILL 4 JOHNSTON. 73S 18th st. NV
vNANTED-DIkECT FROM OWNERS, HOUSES
w and Lots for cash purchasers Any property
placed with will be literally advertised at our
pense. Rents collected Estates managed. Insurance
effected HOLLAND L THOMPSON,
jel3 1913 st.. Adjoining sun Building.